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Bolivia is full of amazing experiences and has something for everyone. Here are some recommendations that promise to make your trip a success.

Uyuni Salt Flat: This is the most popular tourist attraction in Bolivia. You can enjoy stargazing in the evenings and breathtaking views all day long.

Lake Titicaca: A stunning natural wonder, Lake Titicaca is The world’s highest navigable lake, and one of the largest in South America.

Witch Market: A unique market that sells strange concoctions, dried snakes, and owl feathers along with souvenirs, this is a truly one-of-a-kind experience.

Bolivian food is largely dominated by heavy spices. Potatoes, rice, and meats are popular staples but may vary from region to region. Here are some popular dishes you should try when in Bolivia.

Silpancho: This is a complete meal that will keep you full for a while. White rice, potatoes, sliced and cooked tomatoes, fried eggs, and pounded meat are layered with spices and herbs to make this hearty meal.

Fricasé: This is a hearty and flavorful stew consisting of tender pork or chicken, white corn, potatoes, and a rich peanut sauce. It’s a comfort food staple, especially during festive occasions and chilly days in Bolivia.

Majadito: Bolivian rice dish cooked with a medley of ingredients including beef, tomatoes, onions, and spices. This dish offers a delightful blend of textures and flavors, making it a must-try for anyone exploring Bolivian cuisine.

Whether you want to go hiking or have a relaxing vacation, this is what you can expect in the different seasons.

June to August: These are preferred months of travel as this is the dry season in Bolivia. While the days are sunny, the nights can be cooler and this is also the busiest time of the year in the country.

December to February: This is the beginning of summer and the temperature starts to get warmer, but be prepared for frequent rains. These are the ideal months to visit the Salt Flats and attend Carnivals in February.

March to May: The weather at this time is drier and less humid. It’s also the best time to visit La Paz, as the days are getting cooler and more comfortable.

Here are some handy essentials to keep your trip stress-free.

Altitude Sickness Medication: Don’t forget to pack medication to counteract sickness due to high altitude levels. It’s an essential for high-altitude destinations.

Facial Wipes: After a long day of sightseeing, these come in handy when you need to remove make-up or cool down.

Dry Shampoo: You may not have time to wash and dry your hair every day before heading out. Dry shampoo will come to your rescue when you need to freshen up in a hurry.

A Weatherproof Jacket: A travel-friendly and lightweight jacket can be useful to keep you warm as well as protect you from the rain.